Matisse-Inspired Cut-Out Statement Earrings | Abstract Figure
Matisse-Inspired Cut-Out Statement Earrings | Abstract Figure
Inspired by Henri Matisse's iconic paper cut-outs, these lightweight acrylic earrings bring bold colour and playful design to everyday outfits. Designed for people who love galleries, creativity and wearable art.
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Wearable art inspired by Matisse’s cut-outs.
These bold Matisse-inspired statement earrings feature an abstract figure silhouette paired with a striking gold starburst detail and a tiny flash of red.
Inspired by the expressive organic shapes and simplified silhouettes of Henri Matisse’s famous paper cut-outs, the design turns a playful figure into a piece of wearable art.
The strong black silhouette gives these earrings a graphic, sculptural quality, while the contrasting gold and red details add colour and movement. They’re made for people who like their jewellery to feel a little more like an art object than an accessory.
Perfect for art lovers, gallery-goers, creatives and anyone who likes unusual statement jewellery with a story behind it.
Part of the Matisse Collection, handmade in Manchester, UK.
Details
- Matisse cut-out inspired design
- Abstract figure silhouette
- Gold starburst detail
- Red accent detail
- Statement earring design
- Handmade in Manchester, UK
- Part of the Matisse Collection
Care:
Keep away from water to preserve their shine ✨
Store in a dry place and handle with care.
Materials
Materials
Acrylic, gold plated
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Care Instructions
Care Instructions
To keep your earrings looking their best:
- Keep away from water, perfumes and hairspray.
- Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth if needed.
- Handle with care and avoid dropping or bending acrylic components.


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